Showing posts with label keyhole back wedding dress. Show all posts
Showing posts with label keyhole back wedding dress. Show all posts

Scarlet Replica - Real Bride Nicole!


I have pictures to share from a lovely customer named Nicole. She made the visit to my bridal shop last year with her family and decided on this custom made gown. Nicole's gown was made with an ivory lace overlay and ivory satin underlay. Photography courtesy of Nicole Baas Photography.

Backless Lace Wedding Dress - Bridal Bliss Designs


Jessica of Jessica Lauren Photography put together a beautiful shoot featuring this custom design. This dress is a great example of how you can actually design your own wedding dress with Bridal Bliss Designs! This style was originally a custom design made for a Bridal Bliss Design's bride - and I liked it so much, I made it again!

The original customer wanted to combine elements of the Monique Lhuillier Scarlet dress with elements of the JH 8011 dress by Jim Hjelm. The dress is made of Alencon lace with eyelash fringe, a very open keyhole back and a light champagne satin underlay. This particular dress is made without a train, but according to customer preference, it can also be made with a train and/or also with an ivory underlay instead of light champagne. Make it your own! Shop online at Bridal Bliss Designs.

Scarlet Wedding Dress Replica - Real Bride Devon!


Meet real bride, Devon! Her custom made lace wedding gown was inspired by the Scarlet dress.  The dress, shown in ivory lace with an ivory underlay, features covered buttons over hidden zipper and a keyhole back with lace scalloped edging.  The dress looked amazing on Devon and I love her art deco style statement necklace that accents the gown's neckline perfectly!  The pictures are courtesy of AnneMarie Photography.  Shop online for this dress here.

Scarlet Wedding Dress Replica - Real Bride Amy!



Meet real bride, Amy! Amy contacted me almost a year ago inquiring about the possibility of a wedding gown inspired by the keyhole back Scarlet dress. I had previously been contacted by a few brides regarding this design but had been a little intimidated to tackle such a well know and well loved gown.  After a few conversations with Amy, she persuaded me to make the custom gown for her.  The elements she decided on for the dress were a short sweep train, covered buttons, re-embroidered lace, and ivory lace with an ivory satin underlay.

Amy sent me photos from her big day earlier this fall.  The wedding was beautiful and the dress looked lovely on her!
»

Erin Coleman All rights reserved © Blog Milk Powered by Blogger